At 1/8 the size will it even have any of the internal storage capacity that I love my current MacPro for?
They said it's all external via TB2 (they put in 3 TB2 controllers driving 6 ports)
Apple Updates The Mac Pro
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#12Very impressive specs... Curious to see how soon it will be possible to build your own machine with the same capabilities.
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#13I know this is a bit off topic but part of the same hardware presentation: does the new Macbook Air have retina display? I couldn't tell from the keynote.
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#14No expandable storage?!
External only, via TB2.
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#15Looks slick, but I was really hoping for something more modern that could drive lots of displays. A limit of three is pretty mediocre; you can do that with other already-available mac hardware. Oh, well.
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#16Looks slick, but I was really hoping for something more modern that could drive lots of displays. A limit of three is pretty mediocre; you can do that with other already-available mac hardware. Oh, well.
I think they were talking about maximum of three 4K displays; if you have lower-resolution displays, you're likely able to hook up more of them.
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#17I know this is a bit off topic but part of the same hardware presentation: does the new Macbook Air have retina display? I couldn't tell from the keynote.
Don't think so.
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#18I know this is a bit off topic but part of the same hardware presentation: does the new Macbook Air have retina display? I couldn't tell from the keynote.
I think they would have mentioned that.. so: no. :)
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#19Looks slick, but I was really hoping for something more modern that could drive lots of displays. A limit of three is pretty mediocre; you can do that with other already-available mac hardware. Oh, well.
I expect it's 3 4K displays, likely more "normal" resolution displays.
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#20Looks slick, but I was really hoping for something more modern that could drive lots of displays. A limit of three is pretty mediocre; you can do that with other already-available mac hardware. Oh, well.
It appears to be limited to 3 4K displays at a time with the built in graphics. Graphics is expandable, and presumably onboard can drive more than 3 non-4K displays (We don't know yet, so let's not jump to conclusions)